Winter Weather Knocks Out Power For Thousands
DTE Energy is reporting 16,000 outages, with 4,000 in Waterford Township. There are another 1,800 outages in New Baltimore.
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DTE Energy is reporting 16,000 outages, with 4,000 in Waterford Township. There are another 1,800 outages in New Baltimore.
Weid fell into his play by-play job as an announcer for the Miracle Baseball League of Plymouth when he was asked to sit in for one game; nearly two years ago.
The auto show has wrapped up for another year, with 795,000 paying visitors to Cobo Center.
There could be another vocal public hearing Monday about the proposed lease of Belle Isle to the state .
Gov. Rick Snyder has declared an energy emergency in the Upper Peninsula due to a shortage of propane.
Compuware Corp. Friday rejected an $11-a-share buyout offer from a New York hedge fund, Elliott Management Corp.
La-Z-Boy Inc. plans to build a new $50 million headquarters on 120 acres in Monroe.
Verlander, Cabrera and Fielder among those touring GM Heritage Center.
The city of Detroit is putting padlocks on what they consider "illegal businesses" running without licenses or permits that are often considered as potential breeding grounds for blight and crime in the city.
Gov. Rick Snyder has announced the approval of state incentives to support 14 business expansions that could generate about 4,590 new jobs in Michigan.
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press plan to move from their downtown offices into a new home.
Government figures released Wednesday showed union membership declined from 11.8 percent to 11.3 percent of the workforce.
Tata Technologies, a global provider of engineering services and product development IT, will hold a Technical Careers Open House at the company's North American headquarters in Novi on Tuesday, Jan. 29.
The software and IT services provider Compuware Corp. reported net income of $25.3 million or 12 cents a share in the third fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31, up from $21.6 million or 10 cents in the same quarter a year ago.
Among the happiest to see hockey back are downtown restaurant and bar owners who say business was way off without the Wings.